The International Tennis Integrity Agency said Karen Moorhouse will step down as chief executive at the end of August. Moorhouse joined the organisation in February 2023; the ITIA said senior directors Jenni Kennedy, Ben Rutherford and Nicole Sapstead will lead it while recruitment for a successor begins.
The departure creates a leadership transition at the organisation responsible for tennis integrity, including betting-related cases.
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Interim Gambling Commission CEO Sarah Gardner said the regulator has proved difficult to leave because it always presents a new challenge. Gardner, who has held most senior roles at the Commission, said she wants to foster a more creative approach to regulation.
BC.Game’s former chief executive KK Giam said he left the company in July 2026 after taking the role in March. He told the report that his mandate to build credibility and transparency conflicted with what he found happening within the business.
Reportedly, Sportsbet has named Doug Brown as CEO. Parent company Flutter has moved Barni Evans into a broader APAC role.
Allwyn UK is restructuring its leadership, creating social impact, marketing and digital roles while phasing out three executive positions, the company said. Alastair Ruxton will become Director of Social Impact, Stephen Taylor will start as interim Chief Marketing Officer on 17 November, and recruitment for the Chief Digital Officer role is ongoing. Mark Smith will remain as a technology strategy adviser until June 2027; Richard Dawkins and Sarah Venning will also leave the company.
The company is adding three senior positions: a Director of Social Impact, a Chief Marketing Officer and a Chief Digital Officer. Under the restructuring, three C-level positions will be removed.
Bragg Gaming Group appointed Morten Tonnesen interim chief executive, with responsibility for day-to-day operations and reporting to the board. Matevž Mazij, who has led the company since August 2023, moves immediately to a strategic adviser role supporting the board and key stakeholders.
Bragg Gaming Group has named Morten Tonnesen interim chief executive, replacing Matevž Mazij. Tonnesen, who has been chief operating officer since joining in March, will take responsibility for day-to-day operations and report to the board.